Hello to anyone reading this crud, Time after time, I see Chris being a complete idiot on this list. His subject lines always reflect a border-line hysteria, when dealing with momentary, hiccup, problems with his Mac &/or OSX & its various applications. Words like, "strange, weird, bizarre, maddening, crazy, & other off-the-top descriptions reflect a manic personality, that seems unstable @ the very least.
And now, based on an inquiry--that seems legit to me for those using Boot Camp or VM Fusion--he is using distasteful language in a completely off-the-chart rant/response to the originator of the NVDA post. Without a medical history, I suppose it would be inappropriate to suggest that Chris up his anti depressant dosage. But, seriously, @ what point does the moderator on this list step in & say "enough!" I guess I could take Chris's own recommendation & filter him out of my mail box. In fact, I have considered this in the past, when seeing his posts. I must confess, I generally skip over them, as a matter of course, anyway. However, this last rant is just unacceptable. Chris states himself, that he's not acting professionally in this matter & he's sure got that right. While, as he states in his message that he doesn't have to act that way in this environment, he could @ least act with courtesy. Anyway, I sincerely hope that the moderator will read this & consider action regarding Chris. It's not the first time & it won't be the last. Chris is the one bad apple that sours the whole barrel. Sincerely, CJ On Jun 29, 2013, at 10:21 AM, Chris Gilland <clgillan...@gmail.com> wrote: > Sir? That is no? problem! > > I will forget about you, and will set up a mail filter from now on to block > every bit your incoming mail, whether directed at me or not. Frankly, you're > being very hasty and extremely disrespectful. But, Mister Congeniality whom > I've delt with on and off various lists numerous times before, may I add the > mods taking my side every single time, your perfect because you're god, and > you know everything. Oh yeah, I forgot oh wize one! No one else ever! is > right, everyone but you is wrong! God damn straight I took what you said > personally in your last reply. Why shouldn't I when you were down right rude. > > All that I initially did was asked one question about how the hell what you > said was related to the mac. I wasn't jumping down your throat, and though > you clame you meant well in your first e-mail back to me, it proves you as a > despicable liar! If you weren't offended at what I said, you wouldn't > haveritten the things you did. You don't have to like me, but God fucking > dammit, I do! deserve dignity and respect, and if anyone on this list wants > to say I'm not a Christian quote unquote, and chuck Reichel, don't you even > think! about writing me telling me to God up! People on this list're gonna > learn, in a professional environment, I'd not speak as I am, but this is non > CLG Productions related, thus professionalism goes out the window when you > treat me this way. Frankly, to anyone moderator or not, who feels me saying > what I am is in the wrong, let me remind you of something: This list is a > macintosh Voiceover/IOS list, not! an NVDA list. There is another list > specifically for that, > > > nvda+subscr...@googlegroups.com > > and I'm sure people there would be happy to help. Second of all, what was > nice about this other gentlemen calling me out on list, and saying he's tired > of my pussy whatever comments. I don't remember his wording, but who the > hell cares! You want my help, ask for it nicely, and you might get it, but > if you sit here and trample me for one honest to goodness question, don't > expect anything in return. I don't mind you speaking your mind, Phil, no, > but just as you have the right to speak your's, so do I, and that's exactly > what you've forced my hand to do. You all will learn very quickly, I can be > the best friend, and most patient compassionate man you'll probably know, but > you piss me off? wheuhuhho boy! are you gonna know it! > > Frankly, if you wanna delete my e-mails, Phil or not, go right? ahead! > People like you all who do that have that right certainly, but frankly, you > guys are not worth my time nor energy, so get off my case, as frankly, not > only do I not wanna hear it, but frankly, I'm neither going! to listen to it, > case closed! I am done with this discussion, so don't even think! about > writing me on or off list about it, as if I see one e-mail from this thread, > it's getting deleted and not even opened. > > If you wanna write me off list to express your support in my stance, go for > it, but I'm telling you now, you put the word n v d A in your subject, don't > then expect me to read the mail. And, if you try faking me by an off the > wall subject, believe me though I may open the mail unknowingly, as soon as I > see your disguise, you'll be deleted, and forever e-mail blocked, so don't? > try it! I'm warnhing you now! If you immature children! want my help, then > straighten the hell up! God damn! why didn't some of you get pops on the > butt with a belt when you were young. Would a probably done you some good! > > Chris. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Phil Halton > To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com > Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2013 12:30 PM > Subject: Re: NVDA tutorials- NVDA Korea - English Site > > I knew you'd take it personally Chris. Sometimes people just get sarcastic > and you can't let it get to you so much. If you re-read my message, you'll > perhaps see that there wasn't anything in there that should get a person so > upset. I mean really, all I did is answer your question factually, then refer > to myself as a gracious bugger, and ask the question, "is it okay to mention > the Windows operating system here"? that wasn't a slam on you. It wasn't even > directed at you personally, but was more a comment on fanaticism about > mentioning Windows on Mac Lists. Frankly, I'm getting a little tired of > having to pussy foot around you. Try just ignoring things that seem like > personal attacks. 99 times out of 100 , they aren't, and its just something > bugging you that makes them seem like they are. > > In fact, you could start by ignoring any perceived insult or personal attack > you see in this message, because there isn't any. > > In case you want to flame me for speaking my mind, I'll let you know that I'm > just going to hit the delete key when I see this message again, so it'll just > be a waste of your time. > > Try to forget me and have a nice day. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Chris Gilland > To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com > Sent: Friday, June 28, 2013 9:49 PM > Subject: Re: NVDA tutorials- NVDA Korea - English Site > > Well, excuse me. As I initially said, and meant when I did… I wasn't trying > to be rude, and the fact that you took it such way wasn't intended. I only > was asking how it related. It wasn't meant as a derogatory comment. Calm > down! I simply just didn't see the initial part of the thread, and was > asking out of curiosity. give me a break for goodness sake! > > Chris. > > On Jun 28, 2013, at 9:41 PM, "Phil Halton" <philh...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> someone asked for NVDA tutorials, I assume for use in their Fusion install >> of Windows. And, gracious bugger that I am, I complied. >> >> Is it okay to speak the name of that other OS on this list? I know it isn't >> on the other MAC list - just the mention of it will get you a stern rebuke. >> That's probably why I don't bother with them anymore. >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Chris Gilland >> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com >> Sent: Friday, June 28, 2013 8:56 PM >> Subject: Re: NVDA tutorials- NVDA Korea - English Site >> >> Uh? What's this gotta do with the Mac? Not meaning to be rude, just >> curious. Did I miss something? >> >> Chris. >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Phil Halton >> To: Macvisionaries >> Sent: Friday, June 28, 2013 9:52 AM >> Subject: NVDA tutorials- NVDA Korea - English Site >> >> Here's a link to a website that has some very good tutorial podcasts on >> NVDA. 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